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Re: TortoiseSVN, http URL does not work

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2007-03-12 20:26:47 CET

Todd Kofford wrote:
> I have just setup apache as my SVN server after using svnserve for quite a
> while. However, I am unable to use the tortoise client to browse my repository
> using the http protocol, but I can use my web browser to browse the repository
> using the exact same URL. When I use tortoise to try and browse the repository
> using the http protocol, I get the following error message
> "Error * The path was not part of a repository PROPFIND request failed on '/'
> '/' path not found"
>
> I am obviously missing something since I can see the repository using my web
> browser but not using tortoise.

check your server configuration:
* make sure that the repository path is correct
* the repository path must not be inside another path (e.g. you have the
repository under htdocs instead of its own path, exported via a
<Location> block in the apache config)

then, check if there's no proxy between your subversion client and the
server. Many proxies block DAV requests (not because they filter, simply
because they don't know them and reject everything they don't know).
If it's a proxy/firewall problem, switch to using https instead of http
to access the repository.

btw: a quick google search with "Subversion PROPFIND" will give you a
lot of hints.

Stefan

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Received on Mon Mar 12 20:26:59 2007

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